You deal directly with an execution-only broker and your orders go straight to the market in all asset classes - eliminating any conflict of interest.
We choose to keep our clients assets only with the largest and regulated financial institutions in EU, US and Singapore.
Once you become our client, you may easily switch between platforms, markets and instruments worldwide. Make your portfolio absolutely customizable.
We believe in total transparency. We are clear about how we operate, who our owners are, and the connection between our entities. We have invested decades to gain our reputation as an open and honest broker, and we intend to stay that way.
We are Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius. Mauritius has a Baa1/Stable Moody’s Investment Rating and operates under common law which makes business easy.
Access multiple asset classes and trade from a single account with our hand-picked online trading platforms or enjoy direct market access to specialists like FCMs.
Welcome to Investors Europe!
As the Founder and Managing Director of the company, I’d like to invite you to trade with a stock broker who holds his clients’ best interests at heart.
When I originally set up Investors Europe in 2001 I had a clear objective in mind; to provide institutions, professionals, and high net worth individuals a safe and secure online gateway to international stock markets via the most advanced and innovative technology available at the time. 20 years on, Investors Europe has become the largest privately held execution-only Stock Broker, and offers more trading platforms than any other broker worldwide.
My background in the diamond mining industry and financial sphere has greatly contributed to how Investors Europe is run today. I am a risk averse and I wanted to conduct my financial business in a way that reflected who I was and am as a person - with integrity, honesty, and trust. To honour these attributes, I put certain protocols in place which reflect my company’s commitment to offer you the highest level of protection possible.
We keep your assets with the largest and regulated financial institutions in the world. We are authorized and regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius, and we strictly abide by EU/MIFID legislation as our benchmark. To complement the above-mentioned protection scheme we’ve devised, we have voluntarily taken out Global Professional Indemnity and Fraud Insurance with AIG. Clients at Investors Europe are therefore protected from all angles.
Aside from the unrivalled protection and privacy measures we offer, Investors Europe operates strictly as an execution-only broker and does not manage client nor company funds. We have a stringent no-conflict-of-interest policy, and will never trade against you - our primary goal being your success.
Benefit from our years of experience and trade with a driven, success-orientated broker by joining Investors Europe today!
Check our article with the holiday trading hours during the upcoming days.
On the closing day of the week, MSCI’s global stock index notched its fifth consecutive weekly gain. Simultaneously, U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar both recorded declines. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI) surged by 294.61 points, equivalent to 0.82%, closing at 36,245.5. The S&P 500 (.SPX) witnessed a gain of 26.83 points, or 0.59%, reaching a closure at 4,594.63. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq Composite (.IXIC) added 78.81 points, reflecting a 0.55% increase and concluding at 14,305.03.
According to the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), the manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) remained stagnant at 46.7 in the past month. This marks the 13th consecutive month of contraction in manufacturing, a trend not observed since August 2000 to January 2002.
In the Asia-Pacific region, markets opened lower on Friday, deviating from the positive trend on Wall Street. Investors scrutinized mixed economic data from the region, with a particular focus on China’s Caixin Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index for November. The unexpected reading of 50.7 indicated sector expansion, surpassing the Reuters poll forecast of 49.8 and an improvement from October’s 49.5.
This week holds significant insights into the labor market, featuring key reports scheduled throughout the week. Tuesday will provide updates on job openings, followed by the private payroll report from ADP on Wednesday, weekly initial jobless claims on Thursday, and the U.S. unemployment report on Friday.
Investors should also anticipate various economic indicators, including the latest factory order figures, revisions to U.S. third-quarter productivity, October U.S. trade deficit data, and wholesale inventories. Additionally, consumer-related data will be in focus, with the Federal Reserve’s monthly report on consumer credit and preliminary results for the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for December.
A notable event on Wednesday will be the launch of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)’s new MI300 data center GPU chip. This release is part of a series of advanced chip designs tailored specifically for processing data in artificial intelligence (AI) applications. Throughout the week, other tech companies, such as Microsoft (MSFT) and Cisco Systems (CSCO), will host events, including their annual shareholder meetings.
Investors Europe (Mauritius) Limited is authorised and regulated by the FSC Mauritius, license C112011088. Registered address: 4th Floor, Les Jamalacs Building, Vieux Conseil Street, Port-Louis 11328, Republic of Mauritius. Registered Number: 113933.
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